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Accurately mapping WiFi signals in 3D(hackaday.com)
2 points by samlittlewood 11y ago|0 comments
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by samlittlewood 11y ago
Dreamcatcher sounds interesting - and in some sense, a return to older workflows. A friend worked at an F1 team at a point when they were transitioning from 2D draughting to parametric 3D CAD - One of the big issues was that in the prior se
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3D-printed Watch with Tourbillon – How It's Made(youtube.com)
2 points by samlittlewood 11y ago|0 comments
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by samlittlewood 11y ago
Interesting to see an nvidia shield box on his shelves [0] - I've been playing with one, and the Tegra X1 SoC in there is an absolute beast. Nvidia are pushing this chip for automotive, supported by freely available learning and vision
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by samlittlewood 11y ago
From a quick scan - each system also has a different sort of processor: AMD 29K, Motorola 68040, and Intel 80486
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Immediate Railways – 256 byte demo(youtube.com)
1 points by samlittlewood 11y ago|0 comments
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Immersive Linear Algebra – A free interactive online book(immersivemath.com)
434 points by samlittlewood 11y ago|78 comments
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by samlittlewood 12y ago
Check out the echo chamber at the back of studio 2! https://insideabbeyroad.withgoogle.com/en/all-access/studio-...
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Cascaded Voxel Cone Tracing from Q-Games' “The Tommorow Children” Game(fumufumu.q-games.com)
1 points by samlittlewood 12y ago|0 comments
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Question from London Redhat Forum – Has RedHat been spooked?(mailman.lug.org.uk)
10 points by samlittlewood 12y ago|2 comments
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by samlittlewood 12y ago
If you can live with boost, then boost::interprocess is a good way of managing a mmapped segment - shared with other processes or shared with yourself over time. This give string,set,map,list,deque,vector types that work in the shared space
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by samlittlewood 13y ago
I would add the existing package managers to that (eg: yum+rpm or apt+dpkg). Those + some bash scripts to sort out credentials and relationships between services - sorted!
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Khronos Releases OpenCL 2.0(khronos.org)
3 points by samlittlewood 13y ago|0 comments
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High-resolution images of a molecule as it breaks and reforms chemical bonds(phys.org)
174 points by samlittlewood 13y ago|32 comments
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by samlittlewood 14y ago
If you are interested in printing foldable paper models, also have a look at Pepakura Designer ( http://www.tamasoft.co.jp/pepakura-en/ ). This takes 3d models and unwraps them to printable images. No connection, other than having used it's
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by samlittlewood 14y ago
If i recall correctly, PA Semi's founder(s?) were from the DEC StrongARM team - so there might have been some prior experience.
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WebGL Deferred Irradiance Volumes(codeflow.org)
2 points by samlittlewood 14y ago|0 comments
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by samlittlewood 14y ago
A big plus was Sony's attitude to developers, my (edited) comment from when the Edge Online article was posted: The landscape into which it arrived: Games for the successful cartridge based machines were selected and scheduled by Nintendo &
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by samlittlewood 14y ago
This was how the Model T Ford transmission worked - the foot pedal fixed various parts to get low, high and reverse. Edit: http://www.modeltcentral.com/transmission_animation.html
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by samlittlewood 14y ago
Have a look at http://ispc.github.com/ - Intel SPMD Program Compiler "An open-source compiler for high-performance SIMD programming on the CPU"
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by samlittlewood 14y ago
From my limited understanding: each card will appear as a 50 core linux box. Each core has a set of 16 way vector insns, and there is a little api for synchronization.
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by samlittlewood 14y ago
Note: the instruction set and open source software stack are available: http://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2012/06/05/knights-cor... http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=1054...
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by samlittlewood 14y ago
Indeed - 'that sound effect' emerging from a cubicle warren always made me smile.
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by samlittlewood 14y ago
I really hope this pans out well - I was one of the authors of the software renderer they used - and, if I recall correctly, there was some serendipity in the game's origins: We had a PC version going well (DOS, Windows, ... FM Towns!), but
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by samlittlewood 15y ago
Or your allow a cocktail to be made from the contents of several barrels.
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by samlittlewood 15y ago
There appears to be a 'CpuBuilder.java' on a tab a bit further along, so that code may be generated.
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by samlittlewood 15y ago
That looks like 6502! - see http://www.6502.org/tutorials/6502opcodes.html If he sticks with that, there are good few cross dev. tools. (even C ISTR)
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by samlittlewood 15y ago
That works for just fine for concave non self intersecting polys as well - all the signed areas (albeit overlapping) cancel appropriately. (scribble scribble) ... Edit: and for self intersecting, it gives the area of the poly where winding
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Free online schematic editor from Digi-Key(digikey.com)
10 points by samlittlewood 15y ago|4 comments
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by samlittlewood 15y ago
That is good - $99 for an evaluation kit from TI. I used the CC2500 part a while ago for a hobby project with good results. Hmm - just using this to make a matchbox size robot would be feasible. Also, interesting to see the chipcon parts ca

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